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George Travis

Birth11 Feb 1778 - Valley, Armstrong, Pennsylvania, United States
Death8 AUG 1829 - Massillon, Stark, Ohio, United States
MotherMary Gahagan
FatherWilliam Travers

Born in Valley, Armstrong, Pennsylvania, United States on 11 Feb 1778 to William Travers and Mary Gahagan. George Travis married Margaret Johnson Timblin and had 14 children. He passed away on 8 AUG 1829 in Massillon, Stark, Ohio, United States.

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Parents
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William Travers
1745 - 1788
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Mary Gahagan
Unknown - 1879
Spouse(s)
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Margaret Johnson Timblin
1781 - 1855
Children Show all
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Robert Travis
1802 - 1881
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James W Travis
1821 - 1865
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John Martin Travis
1803 - 1869
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Frances "Fannie" Mccune Travis
1807 - 1872
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William Beatty Travis
1809 - 1863
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Mary G Travis
1813 - 1870
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George W Travis
1815 - 1885
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James Travis
1800 - Unknown
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Martin Beatty Travis
1805 - 1865
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Joseph Timblin Travis
1824 - 1880
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Elizabeth J Travis
1819 - 1875
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David C Travis
1822 - 1823
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Sarah Sally Travis
1805 - 1881
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Jane W Travis
1821 - 1821

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